Golf Holidays in Alabama

Why Book a Golf Break in Alabama

Alabama offers something to suit all tastes, not to mention a vast collection of top class American golf courses, many of which are part of the famed Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail.

The Trail is the largest golf course construction project ever attempted; a collection of 468 golf holes on 11 different sites across the state which, according to the New York Times, includes “some of the best public golf on earth.

Considering Trent Jones’ reputation as one of the finest golf course architects the game of golf has seen, this assertion certainly rings true.

Golf in Alabama

The RTJ Trail meanders from the beautiful foothills of the Appalachians in North Alabama to the sparkling Gulf of Mexico in the South and each stop along the way offers a challenging, yet enjoyable, round for golfers of all skill levels. Stops along the Trail are all conveniently located near an interstate highway making it a fantastic way to explore the golfing, natural and cultural delights of the most famous of states in the Deep South.

Capitol Hill Golf Club

Ross Bridge

Grand National Golf Club

Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort

Capitol Hill Golf Club

Grand National Golf Club

Capitol Hill Golf Club

Ross Bridge

Grand National Golf Club

Best Golf Courses in Alabama

Grand National Golf Club

Opelika

The club was perfectly situated for a golf complex, on the 600-acre Lake Saugahatchee. On top of the two world class courses, there is also a 18 hole short course too.

Two 18-hole championship courses
Built on the shores of Lake Saugahatchee

Capitol Hill Golf Club

Prattville

Set in more than 1,500 acres of quintessential Alabama countryside, the pure magnitude of this facility is amazing and in addition to the three wonderful courses on-site.

Three 18-hole championship courses
Judge course top 10 in Alabama

Ross Bridge

Birmingham

Ross Bridge features sweeping undulations and elevation changes, coupled with the threat of natural hazards, and immense bunkers, provide golfers with challenging approach shots throughout the round.

Championship tees over 8,000 yards
Old parkland style golf course

Things to do in Alabama

Nightlife

ALONG THE RTJ TRAIL

Part of the RTJ Trail includes stops at the capital Montgomery and also Birmingham, where you can golf in the day and explore what these cities have to offer by night.

Across all the American states, there are always a wide selection of sports bars to dive into, however live music with plenty of restaurants to choose from, can provide more than enough evening entertainment to enjoy your stay at Alabama.

Attractions

ALONG THE RTJ TRAIL

The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail is the ultimate golfing attraction, with 26 golf courses to choose from all across Alabama, you are absolutely spoilt for choice.

When playing near the big cities, you can take some time to explore the historic monuments, then when playing near the southern coastline there are a handful of beaches to relax by, including the Gulf State Park and Orange Beach.

Restaurants

ALONG THE RTJ TRAIL

One of the most noticeable differences between European food culture and American food is the Americans are more generous in their portion sizes, making you get more for your money.

Alabama boasts awesome signature barbeque food, showing off what it is really like to try genuine southern barbeque food.

Drive Times in Alabama

Nothing says ‘America’ like cruising down the highway, heading somewhere awesome. Take a look at drive times from Alabama to key attractions to visit during your stay.

Drive Times by Car

Atlanta Airport to Birmingham
2.5 hrs
Birmingham to Montgomery
1.5 hrs
Birmingham to Auburn
2 hrs
Montgomery to Auburn
1 hr

Flights & Weather

Take a look at some key flight details, with tips of when the best time of year is to travel.

Flights & Weather

London to Atlanta
10 hrs
Destination Airport
Atlanta International Airport - ATL
High Season Dates
April - October
High Season Temperatures
22 - 32° C